Back at Royal Rumble, when Nash came back, I said WWE should bring back the nWo with that nostalgic theme music and the shirts and everything - everyone laughed at me.
Now tonight I wonder if I'm seeing the re-emergence of the legendary off-screen stable known as "the Clique."
Whatever's going on, I liked it and would of never expected Kevin Nash to have made an appearance. This is how it should be. There's a ton of ways this storyline can go and that makes it all the more better. I know a lot of people must be re-living nWo a little bit as Nash came out of nowhere through the crowd.
I also just want to point out that had TNA done something like this, it would of been nowhere near as well recepted. Which is why you really need to give TNA a hell of a curve. This is so spectacular in WWE because we're so starved for anything that isn't status qou or seems risky. Would you ever expect the WWE to have a 52 year old man who just appeared at the gathering of the juggaloo's be an integral part of their SummerSlam PPV mainevent? It's just not like them and how corporate they've become, which adds to how fucking cool that was.
Anyway, I hope this storyline gets even better and just knowing Kevin Nash is involved in some aspect is a positive for me. The guy is awesome on the mic and though he's not a cusser, he just doesn't seem like he's capable of being PG just because it seems like anything he does is cooler then PG. He can make any shit sound cool which is what WWE needs more of if they plan on continuing down that road but hopefully it's not that way as I'm mixed about it.
So could this be a return of the clique. Back in 95, it was HBK, Hall, Nash, HHH, today the way I see it, it's Orton/Cena so I'm interested to see if they explore that. Goodluck to WWE going forward with this angle and I hope it does well.
Now tonight I wonder if I'm seeing the re-emergence of the legendary off-screen stable known as "the Clique."
Whatever's going on, I liked it and would of never expected Kevin Nash to have made an appearance. This is how it should be. There's a ton of ways this storyline can go and that makes it all the more better. I know a lot of people must be re-living nWo a little bit as Nash came out of nowhere through the crowd.
I also just want to point out that had TNA done something like this, it would of been nowhere near as well recepted. Which is why you really need to give TNA a hell of a curve. This is so spectacular in WWE because we're so starved for anything that isn't status qou or seems risky. Would you ever expect the WWE to have a 52 year old man who just appeared at the gathering of the juggaloo's be an integral part of their SummerSlam PPV mainevent? It's just not like them and how corporate they've become, which adds to how fucking cool that was.
Anyway, I hope this storyline gets even better and just knowing Kevin Nash is involved in some aspect is a positive for me. The guy is awesome on the mic and though he's not a cusser, he just doesn't seem like he's capable of being PG just because it seems like anything he does is cooler then PG. He can make any shit sound cool which is what WWE needs more of if they plan on continuing down that road but hopefully it's not that way as I'm mixed about it.
So could this be a return of the clique. Back in 95, it was HBK, Hall, Nash, HHH, today the way I see it, it's Orton/Cena so I'm interested to see if they explore that. Goodluck to WWE going forward with this angle and I hope it does well.